CHICAGO – August 30, 2011. Governor Pat Quinn today named members to serve on the Muslim American Advisory Council, which will help ensure Muslim American participation in state government. Governor Quinn announced the new council during “Eid,” the close of the holy month of Ramadan.
“Illinois is a diverse state, which is one of our greatest strengths,” Governor Quinn said. “There are more than 400,000 Muslims and 300 mosques within our borders, representing various racial and ethnic sects of Islam. I want to make sure that everyone has an opportunity for input in how we address issues such as education, public safety and jobs, because the strategies may need to differ based on the history, culture and needs of different communities.”
The Muslim American Advisory Council will advise the Governor on ways to advance the role and civic participation of Muslim Americans in Illinois.
Governor Quinn appointed the following individuals to serve on the Muslim American Advisory Council:
– Murad Moosa Bhaidani, president, His Highness Prince Aga Khan Shia Imami Ismaili Council for the Midwestern United States
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Respected President Mr. Murad Moosa Bhaidani, President His Highness Prince Aga Khan Shia Imami Ismaili council for the Midwestern United States, We are proud of you on your appontimet
to the Muslim American Advisory Council of USA. On behalf of over million Ismailis in Pakistan, I wish to congratulate to you and look forward your vision to guide Ismaili all over the world.
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